Ohio State trio lead AP All-Americans after 22 game win streak
Ohio State lands three players on the AP All-American team after a season finale loss to Michigan. Jim Otis, Jim Stillwagon and Jack Tatum headline Buckeyes selections, joining Penn State, Tennessee and Michigan players among the 22 honorees. Owens and Phipps headline soaring offensive names with record Big Ten and national marks.
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Michigan
Ohio State Buckeyes
Associated Press
Jim Otis
Jim Stillwagon
Jack Tatum
Ohio State
Mike Reid
Dennis Onkotz
Penn State
Chip Kell
Steve Kiner
Tennessee
Jim Mandich
Tom Curtis
Texas
Bob McKay
Arkansas
Rodney Brand
Walker Gillette
Richmond
John Ward
Oklahoma State
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Jimmy Gunn
Southern California
Phil Olsen
Utah State
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
Don Parish
Stanford
Buddy McClinton
Auburn
Kiner
Onkotz
Kell
Stillwagon
Tatum
Owens
Rockets guard Adelman sidelined a week with groin injury
The San Diego Rockets announced guard Rick Adelman will miss about a week to rest a pulled groin muscle.
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SAN Diego
San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
Rick Adelman
Texas vs Arkansas A Lot Rides on Big One
Texas and Arkansas meet as No 1 and No 2 in Fayetteville for the Game of the Year with a Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl berth at stake. Broyles notes Texas defense and passing threat while Montgomery credits their sound unit as both teams seek a landmark finish to college football’s centennial season.
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Ark
Nixon
Texas
Arkansas
No. 2
Notre Dame
New Orleans
Mississippi
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Oklahoma
Longhorns
Bill Burnett
Bruce Maxwell
Bill Montgomery
Montgomery
Macon Socks Rollins For 2nd Win in Row
Randolph Macon coach Paul Webb celebrates his 200th and 201st victories in 11 years as the Yellow Jackets beat Washington and Lee 57 56 and Rollins 72 64. Dale Kurowski led with 27 points, with 16 from Charlie Weston and 11 from Jim Phelps. VCU also lost to Western Kentucky 115 73 as Jabe Wilkins had 18 points and 14 rebounds.
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Randolph Macon
Paul Webb
Yellow Jackets
Webb
Jackets
Washington
VCU
Rams
Western Kentucky
Jabe Wilkins
Bridgewater
Eagles
Davis and Elkins
Virginia Union
CIAA
Hampton Institute
Emory and Henry
Baptist of Charleston
S.C
College of Charleston
Augusta Cotege
Shenandoah Downs Completes Fall Meeting With Ten Race Cards
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia enters the final weekend of its 1969 fall meeting with ten races scheduled tonight and tomorrow. The headliner is a six furlong allowance for 3 year olds and up featuring a full field of ten led by Mr MHE owned by Lelia E Everhart and Hookum owned by H F Michaelis.
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Shenandoah Downs
Lelia E. Everhart
Yankees Trade Pepitone for Blefary in Major Swap
The New York Yankees trade slugger Joe Pepitone to the Houston Astros for Curt Blefary in a four deal day at baseball's winter meetings. Feeney named NL president and Cincinnati to host the 1970 All Star Game as interleague structure looms.
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Fla
Joe Pepitone
Cin Eislary
Yankee Stadium
New York
Pepitone
Houston Astros
Blefary
Yankee
San Francisco Giants
Charles ‘‘Chub
Feeney
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Bowie Kuhn
San Diego
Joe Niekro
Detroit
Pat Dobson
Dave Campbell
Seattle
George Brunet
Washington
Dave Baldwin
Chicago Cubs
Rich Nye
St. Louis
Charles “Boots
Yanks
Plef
Baltimore
Yankees
Astros
Brooklyn
Shenco Drops Second Game to Randolph Macon Freshmen
In Ashland Randolph Macon freshmen defeated Shenandoah 76 59 as Tommy Thompson led all scorers with 20 points. Handley standout former player Thornson and Shenco battled hard but could not overcome the visitors. Shenandoah drops to 1 2 on the season as next at Handley gym features Pittburgh of Johnstown in a 8 p.m. tilt.
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Randolph Macon
Shenandoah Hornets
Shenco
Handley
Tommy Thompson
Hornets
Don Shaeffer
Russell Allen
Cullen
Williams
West
Randolph - Macon
Eric Huff
Bruce Tutt
Larry Sweat
Jackets
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Handley Gym
Shenco Boys
Tijuana Girl Touch Belle Doreen's Count Peter Knight
Two matchups appear with names including Tijuana Girl and Peter Knight among entries. The list mixes horse names and handlers, typical of a racing card.
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Touch Belle
Doreen
Peter Knight
Flap
Roman Deb
Wanda
Joy
I Ross
Gino
Cozono
Priam Out
Jeans Treasure
Villa
Linda
Indh Gale
Charley
Led Astray
Gwynne’s Girl
Smoking
Hookum
Julepbush
Judge Bomar
Bisby
Hugonote
Daumil Aurora
Last Wilton
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